Kendrick Perry orchestrated Unicaja Malaga's 79–63 win over Pardubice with precision: 15 points, 7 assists and zero turnovers in 25 minutes, shooting 5 of 10 from the field and 3 of 4 from the line. The control Perry imposed on the game defined the gulf between the teams in Group E. He moved the ball cleanly—the turnover-free night a hallmark of a player managing the tempo rather than forcing it—while chipping in defensively with a steal and a block. His shooting was unspectacular (2 of 5 from three), but in a 16-point road victory, the architecture mattered more than flash. Unicaja's 16-point margin came built on exactly this kind of floor game: orchestrated, patient, free of self-inflicted mistakes. Perry's fingerprints were on it.